The Press., 1887-05-05
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 (AG4tter under this head oight cents per linel
 Large stock of Parasols and Sun Um brellas at A. w. Walkers.
 People who waut the value of their mon ey in the goods they buy, can get the mos for the least money at the cash grocery store c. l.. Johnson.
 SPECIAL NOTICE By sending your address to Haynes & O., Springfield. which will cos you but one cent on postal card, you will receive one of our handsome Spring Cards Address Haynes & Co.,, Springfield, Mass.
 People visiting Springfield will find the Half-dime Lunch Rooms, 251 and 253 Main st. the place to get their meals. The location is but short distance from the depot, the service is good andthe prices are the lowest in the city. The variety is large and five cents each is charged for all dishes served.
 Fresh Spinach every week at Ellis.
 Forbes $ Wallace, Springfield, offer Lace Curtains from $I.50 to $4, worth $2.50 to $5.
 Numerous nervous affections spring from secret and scarcely observable causes. Tea is credited with their production in 8 good many instances, and justly so when we con slider the fact that vast quantity of this ar ticle of daily diet is not only colored and adulterated before it is shipped, but is also shipped in lead lined packages, being thus
 
 on the other hand, is not only a perfectly pure article, as its name implies. but instead of being absolutely injurious Gas all colored teas must necessarily be) is Q nerva-stimulent szla 1nvigorant of the first order as we'll i; while the Perfection Tea Can, in which 1t alone comes packed, is sure guarantee against the risk of d-poisoning to which all teas packed in the ordinary manner are exposed. Perfection Tea for sale only by W. G. Ellis. E >s-A. W. Walker offers 8 few Newmarkets for spring wear at $2 each. Former price from $5 to $8.
 Call at A. w. Walkers and examine those Black Silks, and get samples to com pare with city prices. .... .s
 -Regular monthly meetings of Winter Post, G. A. R., the 1st and Sd Monday even- ings of each month.
 Fresh Creamery Butter received every week from the Ellington Creamery at Ellis. Parties desiring strictly first class article, can, by leaving their orders, have desired Vuantity delivered each week promptly on it's arrival from the creamery.
 It is considered by competent judges that pound Perfection Tea Can of MT. w. G. Ellis pure Perfect Tea" will go as far as pound and quarter of green tea, or un- colored tea packed in bulk of the same grade The reason of this is obvious Perfect Tea" has been scientifically cured by the Perfection
  strength and flavor, and is only imported in Perfection Tea Cans, which do not permit these essential properties to escape, as they do from the bulk chests when the lead lining is cut. ..-.-
 Don't purchase 8 pair of School Shoes before inspecting my immense spring stock. They are all so id leather, and will not cost you any more than shoddy goods pur- chased elsewhere. w.. E. Hanley, sign of the big boot.
 There is no doubt that green teas are fast going out of date. People are beginning to know that tea only acquires it's green color from the Prussian blue used to coat or 'face" it, as it is termed. Nevertheless, the mere fact of tea not being colored is no proof that it is therefore pure or of good quality, as plumbago is frequently employed to give it the SO called natural face. The fact that Perfect Tea'' now being imported by MT. ". 6 Ellis is packed only in Perfection Tea Cans should alone be proof of it's worth.
 For fruits, nuts, figs, raisins and all ta- ble delicacies go to Ellis.
 STAFFORD.
 Daniel Gilligan, for three years past overseer of the weave room at the Granite mill, has gone to Willimantic. His re- moval is much regretted by those who knew him, and this regret was expressed Dy HE aSSOC1dl6S dnu luOS0 UuO0E AAA4 III farewell call made himself and family Tuesday evening of last week, when present of hanging lamp and lounge was made to serve as mementoes of old assocl- ates Tn their new home.
 The return of Messrs. Taylor and Newell to the M. B. churches in Stafford pie and to all others.
 The borough meeting last Friday voted to accept Highland Terrace as a borough street. The street is to be widen ed to meet requirements of established some expense, as it is on a steep side hill, and is walled along much of the lower side. The expense of widening will be largely, if not totally, covered by betterments as- sessed on property owners. The street has upon it 12 houses with IA tenements, some of these 15 years old or more, and these houses and lots stand in the tax list for about $16, ,000. Up to this time a good roadway has been maintained entire ly at expense of Julius Converse, original owner of the entire street, who within 20 years has converted the hillside from 8 rocky and forbidding tract into one of the handsomest portions of the village. So that real estate commanding Ca view of Highland Terrace and Woodlawn" is therefor held at higher marketable rate.
 Rev. J. Fl. James of Rockville, who delivered the memorial day address at that place last year, has been engaged to fill the same office here this year.
 w. G. Ellis has put into his grocery store Baldwin refrigerator.
 --Orrin Converse will start this month for western trip, to include St. Paul and and Parker, Dakotah, where his two daughters, Mrs. l.. K. Lord and Miss Anna Converse, are, also his niece, Miss Mabel Converse. The latter is ex- pecting to accompany him home, having got much benefit to her health by her stay in Dakotah. Borough taxes are due, and Collector Bissett gives notice thereof in another column.
 A. N. Nichols, assisted by young men of the M. E. church, will conduct prayer meeting at Preble's Hall, Orcuttville, on Sunday at, 4 p. m.
 -Gary Bros. have added good pair of carriage horses to their livery stock. -One room in the new school house addition IS now occupied by the overflow from the intermediate room. There will be Salvation Army meet ing at Borough Hall next Friday evening. Brethren will be present from Rockville. All are cordially invited. Union praver-meetinQ on Tuesday